A question.

HariboJunkie

I should probably ask this on the quick questions thread so feel free to move me along Pink and Penny.


I have run out of room in my larder but I have a big empty freezer so.....

Can I freeze my tinned goods?

Thanks in advance.

Nelski

HariboJunkie wrote: »

I should probably ask this on the quick questions thread so feel free to move me along Pink and Penny.


I have run out of room in my larder but I have a big empty freezer so.....

Can I freeze my tinned goods?

Thanks in advance.

oh good grief do we have to do this question AGAIN..........im moving your thread to the "can I freeze my tinned goods" thread which has now been asked .....................mmmm let me just look....................................................still searching...........................................................................mmmmmm.........................I could have sworn....................................................................hang on...........................................................there it is.......................................no that was freezing milk....................................one minute..........................................well im shocked...........thats a new one:rotfl:

I will move your thread to the "New Questions for Old Stylers" Board which is now to be found downstairs on the left and 3 doors down. Good luck:D

Penelope_Penguin

HariboJunkie wrote: »

I should probably ask this on the quick questions thread so feel free to move me along Pink and Penny.


I have run out of room in my larder but I have a big empty freezer so.....

Can I freeze my tinned goods?

Thanks in advance.

Well, I've never done it However, I love to see a tidy pantry, so get those tins into your freezer

Penny. x

thriftlady_2

Well, I don't see why not. Just be careful you don't defrost them and then refreeze unless you cook them first.

SunnyGirl

If you're struggling for space in the pantry do what I've done and get Harrod's to delay the shopping order until you've used up some of the goods. They are soooo obliging when you ask Also try freezing some of those pesky packets of pasta & cup a soups

[Deleted User]

Did you know you have to double wrap them in cloths soaked in Stardrops first before freezing

retiredlady

Why not just unplug that big empty freezer and use it as a tinned goods cupboard. My dishwasher broke down a few months ago and now it is a great vegetable/fruit store cupboard!
I wouldn't freeze tinned foods because the goods inside will expand when frozen and you could have some major things going on in your freezer!

smokybabe

HariboJunkie wrote: »

I should probably ask this on the quick questions thread so feel free to move me along Pink and Penny.


I have run out of room in my larder but I have a big empty freezer so.....

Can I freeze my tinned goods?

Thanks in advance.

:hello:

Well if I were you I would take all the labels off first - it would bring a whole new meaning to freezer roulette.:rotfl: :rotfl:

gunsandbanjos

smokybabe wrote: »

:hello:

Well if I were you I would take all the labels off first - it would bring a whole new meaning to freezer roulette.:rotfl: :rotfl:

I love freezer surprise - always fun at the end of the day:D Like my grandad many moons ago who thought he was making Steak Pie and chips, turned out he was making Apple Pie and chips, hey ho, you live and learn.

LameWolf

:hello:

Well if I were you I would take all the labels off first - it would bring a whole new meaning to freezer roulette.:rotfl: :rotfl:

It's even more interesting for dog owners - you don't know if you're going to have baked beans or Pedigree Chum on your toast!:D

nesssie1702

Don't freeze tinned food :eek: It's likely to expand in the tins and may even burst, could be messy! There's also the chance that the quality of the food might be affected as well.

But from a food safety point of view - don't think there's anything to worry about!!